OUTSCORE Meaning and
Definition
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Outscore is a verb that refers to the act of achieving a higher score or surpassing the score of someone or something in a particular game, competition, or performance. It involves obtaining a greater number of points or goals compared to an opponent or previous record. The term is commonly used in various sports, such as basketball, soccer, tennis, and hockey, where teams or individuals compete against each other in order to attain a higher score.
In a broader sense, outscores can also be used to describe the act of performing better or excelling in a particular field or area than others. It implies surpassing others in terms of achievements, results, or performances, thus demonstrating a superior level of proficiency or ability.
The concept of outscores emphasizes the competitive nature of sports, games, and other domains where individuals or teams strive to outdo one another. It highlights the importance of achieving higher scores or better results as a measure of success or victory. Whether it is an athlete attempting to outscore their opponents or a student trying to outscore their peers in academic exams, the term captures the essence of surpassing and exceeding expectations in a given context.
Common Misspellings for OUTSCORE
Etymology of OUTSCORE
The word "outscore" is a compound word derived from the combination of the prefix "out-" and the verb "score". The prefix "out-" commonly implies a sense of surpassing or exceeding something. The verb "score" can be traced back to Middle English and Old Norse origins. It originally meant to make marks or lines as a way to keep count or record points. Over time, it evolved to refer to recording goals or points in sports. In this context, "outscore" means to achieve a higher score or to score more points than an opponent or a previous record.
Similar spelling word for OUTSCORE
Conjugate verb Outscore
CONDITIONAL
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CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
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would be outscoring
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would be outscoring
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have outscore
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would have outscore
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would have outscore
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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would have been outscoring
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FUTURE
I
will outscore
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have outscored
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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will have been outscoring
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IMPERATIVE
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outscore
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let´s outscore
to outscore
PAST
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outscored
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outscored
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outscored
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outscored
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outscored
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was outscoring
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were outscoring
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was outscoring
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were outscoring
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were outscoring
PAST PARTICIPLE
outscored
PAST PERFECT
I
had outscored
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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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had been outscoring
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PRESENT
I
outscore
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outscore
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outscores
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outscore
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outscore
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am outscoring
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are outscoring
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is outscoring
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are outscoring
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are outscoring
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
outscoring
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have outscored
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been outscoring
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